ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1924.
FIVE
'eft.,
i t SUNDAY AT THE J
j CHURCHES :
I Services will be held at the
I Green school bouse on Sunday af
, ternoon as usual. Sunday school
I t 2 p. m. Kally Day will be ob
served by the American Sunday
School Union and will be marked
j by a short prop-am. Preaching
I services at 3 p. ni. will be conduc
ted by ltev. McCullagh. o( the
Presbyterian church.
ie glorious West
s her glorious coffee
u roffcc-critical West adopts
iccr,ain brand as her very own , vvnat
& be said? Hills Bros. Red Ua,
,.e outsells all oilier Dranus vi wu,
s beyond question, i ne rvecuyui.. u
Leak the vacuum seal ana mimic iveu
. What a fragrance l urew a cup
-.(t it vour lips. Now you under-
d the tremendous popularity of thi3
wonderful coffee, it 13 lurtner
1 1
d to know tnat sucn marvuuus imvui
-aled fresh in vacuum "tor Keeps,
dl its hiirh Quality, Hills Bros.
ce is not high-priced. It is econom-
to buy and economical to use. rims
5i, San Francisco.
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International Bible StudtnU At
tn Study at MS W. Pirn St.
every Sunday at 10:30 a. ni. The
subjects for study will be the
"Hansom, and the Atonement."
Who were the responsible men
that incited the mob against
Jesus? To what did the civil pow
er yield in sentencing Jesus to
death? And which waB more repre
hensible, the civil., or the ecclesi
astical power. In Ibis case? All in
terested in Bible study are Invited
to come and study with us.
Bible Standard Mission. Jackson
street, opposite News-Review. Rev.
L. F. Burror, pastor. Regular serv
ices at 7:30 this evening, tomor
row evening (Saturday), Young
People's meeting, also at 7:30. Our
young people's meeting has been
growing in interest and atten
dance has been increasing. A dele
gation from Canyonville will be
present with their orchestra and
good time Is anticipated. Regular
services Sunday at 2:30 and 7:30
p. m. The subject for the afternoon
will be "No Cross, No Crown." In
the evening the pastor will preach
on "The Sin of Neglect." Also reg
ular services Tuesday and Friday
evenings at 7:30. We earnestly so
licit the prayers and cooperation
of all Christian people, and extend
to you a hearty Invitation to at
tend these services. You will feel
at home here In these old-fashioned
gospel meetings. Before you
invest, investigate.
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(Wife mu mm, ssaBtif
m$k HIS CAMPAIGN B.
Wr, ofSov.lDon.tion, VJW '
Replies to Charge. Made by JR?WjP&2E A
Shipping Board Man and tl fl ).J)
Says He Know, Noth- lU W JJJ'
ing of Contribution. N$j&!5
von nvc m r .
lit tri final
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Lr.i tit tnjie jrrsh.
'WARE 15c
ifcitcd the larger
I ire are Woo'worth
notice d they are
I". October special,
esHrare at l:"c. You
I same specials In
Uie same price.
teaspoons, dessert
SI xins. butter knives, :
all pure sil-
i In an attruc
iy one or all. At
IV price you should
i -st. (let this special !
t reinie in sunn, ns
this one shipment is probably all
we will have.
American fenco at Wharton
Bros. We have a complete stock
and another carload on the way.
o
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. a:ngenpeol.
of Looking Class, autoed to
Springfield and back yesterday
where they had business matters
requiring iheir attention. Both re
mained in the city last evening to
attend the republican rally at the
armory.
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This Is a Studohaker year.
Lutheran Services. Lutheran
services at the Episcopal Parish
House. 214 E. Cass St.. at 2:30
Sunday afternoon. Subject for the
sermon: "The Two Great Ques
tions for the Christian." You go
to political meetings to listen to
the discussion of the great prob
lems and questions confronting the
political world. Why not also at
tend a meeting where the ques
tions for the Christians are an
swered; questions so great, that
In all eternity you will hear tne i
consequences of the various an
swers that you give. Are you sure
that you have given the right an
swer? Come and find out. Last
Sunday we had a nice attendance.
Come again Sunday, and let us
try to Increase the number. Bring
your friends. Strangers are cor
dially invited. H. H. Young, pas
tor. Catholic Church. Kane and Oak
streets. Rev. B. Clery, pastor. Oct.
lilth. Mass and Sermon at S a. m.
Communion Sunday for the C. V.
O. A. Catechism class at 9:45. 2nd
Mass and Sermon at 10:30 a. in.
Rosary and Benediction of tho M.
B. S. in the evening at 7:30 Oc
tober devotions each evening as
usual.
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ost delicious milk or cream, as rich
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for coffee, cocoa, cream soups,
teamed vegetables in any kind of
poking or baking where the recipe
Plls f" r.iilk merely bv having Bor-
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df. That's why the wise housewife
u's several cans at a time.
But to be sure of that oure. fresh-
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P Borden's.
St George's Episcopal Church.
Farlv Communion at 8:00 a. m.
Church school at 9:45 a. m. Morn
tne nraver and sermon at 11:00 a
n. snhiect of sermon: "The Am
erican Church in trie American Na
tion." Evening services at Riddle,
rirecnn. at 7:30 D. m. Rev. A. O.
Dodge, Vicar.
Presbyterian Church. The Bible
school had its rally and now for a
war's eood work. No person today
can be called an educated person
and be ignorant of the Bible. Get
th children into a class in one of
.1... .hnri-hes. "The Man On the
Outside" will be the theme lor tne
morning sermon, and. A loung
Man and His Dreams," that of the
evening sermon next Sunday. The
V. E. society meets at 6:30, to
which all young people, are invited.
On Wednesday evening, Oct. 22nd.
at 7:30 o'clock wifl take place the
installation service of the pastor
of this church. Everybody is invited.
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(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
LA K0LLETTK SPECIAL. En-
route lo Sioux Falls. Oct. 17.
South Dakota is the next objec
tive of Senator Robert M. La Kol-
lette as he continued campaigning
today In the northwest. The In
dependent presidential caiulidute.
iuteuds to follow up with an au-
lr..u in.4.v ut Qlnnv I'nlU flln at
tack he made on President Cool- ! 1
Idge last night to a Minneapolis
audience. 1
-Mr. La Kollette declured Mr..
Coolidge owed his nomination as
vice-pesideut to "fate and mis
leading propaganda,'' with refer
ence to his attitude and actions
during the lloston police strike.
and hts-elevatiou to the presi
dency to the death'of President
Harding.
The Wisconsin senator charged
the president failed to "clean
house after it was disclosed that i
some members of the cabinet
were guilty of dereliction of du
ty, criticized the appointment of
C. llascom Slenip Ss his secretary
and declared Mr. Coolidge guiued
the support of the reactionary el
ements of the republican parly by ,
a "false plea of economy."
Robert M. La Kollette, Jr.. who
Is accompanying his father. Issued
this statement toduy as tho can
didate's train traveled toward
Sioux Palls:
"My attention has Just been
called to u statement at lluftalo,
on Wednesday, by Thomas V. O'
Connor of the shipping board, In
which he challenged any one in
"absolute authority' 'in the pro
gressive campaign to deny that a
large amount of money hus come
through Mexico from Russia to
help the La Kollette-W heeler
ticket.
"In the vocabulary of the pro
aresslves 'absolutely authority'
means the people. Hut so far as
the campaign contributions
source of party funds are con
cerned I have absolute knowledge
and 1 emphatically deny O'Con
nor's statement. 1 denounce it as
a wilful and malicious campaign
lie. It is another loose and un
truthful statement made by des-
rnrnta Coolidce henchmen. If It
were anvthinu else than a cam
nalKU canard. O'Connor would
have placed alleged evidonce be
fore tho Uorah committee now in
session in Chicago and not have
given it out at Uuffalo.
"1 am telegraphing Krank P
Walsh reuuestlng that he sub
poena O'Connor before the Uorah
committee and put him under
niiih Mini reuuim him to testily
worthy oi i nrist. ik inn in ( o( two points. Klrst, as to ins ai
hearing these Interesting sermons. , , . m.deuce ut campaign con
Splendid music morning and even- trihiitiona to the La I-ollette-
ing by the choir, under the direr- j wheeler campaign from Russia or
Hon of Mrs. C S. Heinline. Strang- from ally ot,er foreign source, di
ers are very welcome. A cordial In- reciv or indirectly secondly, as
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lilt
ThAT flavor you liked
every carton is as uniformly
good.
Gem-Nut
Margarine
is always fresh and good, and that
is why it is used every day in so
many homes throughout the
United States.
. Swift & Company
U. S. A.
Makers of Premium Oleomargarine
vitation is extended to all.
Christian Church. The crowds
that have greeted me at the church
the last two Lord s Days would
gladden any new preacher's heart.
We welcome you. We appreciate
to O'Connor's payment of rail
road fares, hotel bills and enter
tainment of the hired audience of
fake labor leaders delivered f. o.
b. White House to listen to Pres
ident Coolldge's Labor Day ad
dress, I want to know from whom
your attendance. The services at i he got his authority to hire his
E. Church, corner
the First Christian church under
my ministry will not be sensation
al. If vou want that, go to the the
atre. That's their specialty. If you
hunger and thirst after righteous
ness, and desire the Bread of Life.
we shall make every effort to heip
vou in this regard. We are laying
audience and pay the freight on
It both ways, and where he got
the money to pay the bills
Ft... M
M-iin and Lano streets, Rev. special stress upon the Wednesday:
Joseph Knotts. pastor. The Sunday evening prayor service. This serv
school meets at 9:45 a. m. Come : ice is most important to a suci-i .:
j t n,-,i,...ir under the ' ful church. Let us make much of
TiLLiion ,,f Mrs A. J. Young. Mt. An interesting and practical
un.inv xrhmil is crowing. We' line of Btudy Is
l,,.v,.";in excellent corps of teach- up. Get in
Vmir time with us will be well Lord's Day
This is a Studebaker year.
NOTICE TO WATER CON
SUMERS Water will be shut off Saturday,
October lxih. l'.il't. from :')
until 6:0U p. in. aliening all of
Edenbower and all of (Jardeii Val
ley road.
THE CAMKOKNIA OREGON
i'OWER COMPANY
spent. The r.pwomi i.eKu.
meits at 6:30 P- m. All young peo
ple are urged lo attend. The theme,
for the morning sermon Is "Chris
tian Efroit " The evening sermon
theme Is "Those Who Are Cn-
now being i a K u
at the beginning
iimrnng tno minister
will discuss tne "i oiumunmn an j .
ice." In tho evening at 7 30, ill" n-rrDC tTDORl TllF
subject will be, "What Shall I 1m J LETTERb r RUM Hit J
With Jesus?" if. E. Mow. J PEOPLE I
M. E. Church. South. Main and .""'
ilaJc in
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a I I our vegetables are fre.-h. because they are received daily
A fr'i.iii Hi- market, our volume imMiieM. Kive you iiie ..i
vantaK" of low prices on quality inenhnoiliM'.
OUR COMPLETE GROCERY STOCK IS ALWAYS
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ROSEBURG, OREGON
! HOW TO hl.i:P SOMi
HMlD OVLIt MINI
II!
Food and shelter will keep a
great many of our Imle soiii.'
birds here nil winter. The Amer
ican Aildobon Assoc in' Ion l-a.v.
that birds go south in winter
chiefly hcemise they cannot get
food enough during tho.-e ii.uiiili"
In the northern amies and that
many would 'may with u all win
ter If we would but 'iv" th-iii the
Lnne srre'-i
f) :4."., mule
. Sun-lay school at
din c mm of superin-
i - i i c.hh At cie en
o'clock the i.:i.-t..r will speak on.
have bee n mad- f.,r a er. at hoiie -coining
meeting ut Ui. t'"i" "n'l
"The t;real hutch U ui i-1 r " liani
colng meeting at tins Hum-'
tvii, be lub. r !.; : ' ii to'-ili"-repeaiedlv
to be present. In fact
we are making I' a point of honor
that everv member be in his plac e
Ilasket luti'.hes will b" brought
and all will Join in a splendid meal
In the church parlors after the
service. Kpwoith League will
meet at tela) and the regular even
ing worship fo'.l" liiin.iehHie
ly at 1 he p.stc r wi I m as
upon "The Seed We Ale SomlllK."
, Prayer meeting Wtdueiday tven
lug t 7.50 .UJ.
assurance of food and shelter.
If rnic Is cle ver with ' tools,
splendid little leedliig tables (bird
cafii'Has, Willi sheltering roofs
can lie made, r-'ometlines they are
i onstriic le d with a w ing so as to
turn with the wind and so give
she lter at all times. Scientifical
ly designed ones may be bought of
Htiy or tho bird liouso compan-
les. I have used the small pro
,ei -ting roofs of the Hist floor of
our home for feeding stations. If
your home happc ns to have any
of these little roofs beneath an
installs winelow you will find that
: it It is In a she lu re d plac e It
makes a prety good I'-eelllig sta
tion. The food may be put out
j easily Horn the upstairs window
and you will get a great ileal of
joy out of watching your little
eu'osis during tlm winter months.
Do ou k now that thirty-six
peclcs of birds attae :i the codling
moth .' And do ou know that Hie
codling moth does more damage
lo apples and pears ihau all oth
er insects combined?,
Do you know tiie.ro aro forty
I species of little birds whic h live
largely upon deslruetito plant
lite?
More- than fifty rpe-cies feed up
! on c aterpillars.
That great friend of the birds.
Joseph II. Dodhon, te lls us that a
l-lnglo yellow-throated warbler
ill consume ten thou:.aud ire"
Le t's be ,in now hulling our
bird lilciieU to winter with us.
Establish our feeding stations
and bo sure that no llttl" bird
eier comes there lot food and
l tills tiie I'liphoard bate-. l.le
l:un assurance that the taMo will
gU;ii bej set. il.lVei lc) feeling
lai'les If otl can. so tiie robins
cannot rob the little birds, if you
hute but one the ro Is danger that
tne lime ones hanging around to
' ftt tkoir brkakfaol alltr U. lob-
Ins are fille el. may give it up nnd
go away hungry, especially If it i
cold weather.
And when winter Is on bo sure
to make them glad they stayed,
by pulling eiut plenty of food, es
pecially sue I, don't forget the
su.-t Don't forget ell her to guard
tho cats closely. And protect -rlio
j small birds all you can from that
' raucous voiced pest wo have had
! wlslie cl upon us tho i;n;:lih
narrow. Ho Is destructive and
filthy, and. next to Hie rut, in oar
songster's bitterest enemy. r
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